Quick Reference: Forklift-Pedestrian Cues
Recall practical cues that keep pedestrians and forklifts separated in warehouse flow.
Blind crossing I can see enough to cross quickly. A pedestrian approaches a rack-end crossing where a forklift may turn. Rushing through the crossing treats visibility as a guess. Safer move Stop before the blind edge, signal or wait according to site rules, make eye contact, and cross only when the lane is clear. It creates time and confirmation before entering the conflict point. Attention versus separation Which control is more reliable at a busy forklift corner? Use attention as a backup, not the primary control. What does a blocked pedestrian lane do to forklift risk? It pushes pedestrians into…
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